Building a Community Across Screens: Campus Organizations Go Virtual To Help Students Adjust to a Remote Environment
Though online learning presents unique difficulties, both students and faculty are working to create new opportunities to facilitate the college experience in an online format.
Congressman Carbajal Tests Positive for COVID-19
In light of his condition, Carbajal stated that he will be carrying out his duties virtually to protect the health and safety of his staff and others.
Santa Barbara County To Host Free COVID-19 Testing at I.V. Theater
Although all online appointments for Oct. 9 have already been filled, walk-ins are still accepted.
Isla Vista “Mirror Bus” Driver Charged With 17 Additional Felonies
Coughlin pled not guilty to all 17 charges and is currently in custody on $1 million bail.
California Wildfires Ravage Life Among UCSB Students
The closest wildfire to I.V. is the Bobcat Fire, which has burned over to 115,000 acres in the San Gabriel Mountains in Los Angeles as of Oct. 7.
In Unemployment Limbo, UCSB Resident Assistants Demand Support from the University
While a limited number of students will be living in campus apartments during fall quarter, only 18 of 99 RAs originally offered positions still have jobs.
Authorities Remove Plane Wreckage, Remains of Missing Pilot Who Crashed Off I.V. Coast
The body of the pilot has been taken to the Channel Islands Harbor, and the Santa Barbara County Coroner’s Bureau will be investigating the death.
Community Members Gather by Candlelight at Devereux Beach to Mourn Passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
The event, attended by nine people, was hosted by the local chapter of the national environmental justice group Sunrise Movement.
Cops Off Campus ‘Day of Action’ Rally Draws Over 100 to the Streets in Isla Vista
Thursday’s Cops Off Campus Rally drew a crowd of over 100 students, instructors and community members who assembled at I.V. Theater around noon before marching through I.V.
iVMenus Owner Sentencing Postponed for Fifth Time, Rescheduled for Mid-October
Leonard B. Levine, Galoustian’s lawyer, said after the Sept. 30 hearing that Galoustain will officially receive his sentence of 18 years in state prison at the October hearing.